Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze denies showing a middle finger to protesters.

As Kaladze told reporters while commenting on the embarrassing gesture he used, it is no one's business what kind of relationship he has with his friends.

“This is a clear example of how fake news is made. The person to whom I showed my middle finger knows this very well and he is here with me now. When I have something to say, I always say it openly. It was not really about the protesters. It is no one's business what kind of relationship I have with my friends,” Kaladze said.

Kakha Kaladze used an awkward gesture in his car when leaving the majority session. At that time, there was a rally of civilian groups near the Georgian Dream office. The gesture of the Tbilisi mayor was personally taken by some individuals.